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brian, after listening to SEVERAL og's who have had theirs shaved completely front/rear i did mine. <knock on wood> i have had NO issues yet and have been completely shaved for awhile now
Can I shave the front using a dremel? I used it for shaving the rear...
i used an angle grinder to shave the rears. and the fronts too lol. just used a cutting wheel instead of the grinding wheel. Cut thru it like a hot knife thru butter.
how low are you brian? because you are running similar wheels and tires? do you have any pics of mow much your tires are showing?
yes but arent you on 18's? im on 19's. im ALSO gonna go lower next weekend but not much more
Originally Posted by Looking4gs
Can I shave the front using a dremel? I used it for shaving the rear...
i wouldnt use it for the whole fender it would take to long. i DID use them for the corners of my fenders but thats all i would use it on as the wheels break to quickly a cutting wheel would work well on the corners but still i wouldnt use them for the whole fenders. i used a belt sander worked out very well. use a 45 or a 50 grit for the fastest results
for best results and also tape off the areas your gonna cut and use ear/eye/mouth protection/gloves if you wanna but i didnt use them. when i painted the insides i taped most of my rear as my rear bumper has JUST been painted and i didnt wanna get the primer, insulation or the paint on the new bumper
Originally Posted by OT0814
i used an angle grinder to shave the rears. and the fronts too lol. just used a cutting wheel instead of the grinding wheel. Cut thru it like a hot knife thru butter.
but your cutts are jagged on the inside which probably caused your fender boo boo. my insides of my fenders are smooth
08-19-11, 10:09 AM
